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As Malaysia's climate is hot and humid almost all year round, it is ideal to have light clothing to be worn throughout the year. |
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Most currencies can be exchanged at the banks or local moneychangers, same goes for Traveler’s Cheques, Credit Card are accepted in most establishments. |
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Dining in Malaysia is a highlight in any visitors visit. From traditional Malay to Chinese, Indian and Western dishes, Malaysia has it all. |
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Tippings are not common here because mostly the bills are included Government and service tax. |
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It is generally safe to drink water straight from the tap. Bottled mineral water, however, is easily available in shops. |
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Always taking care of personal belongings wherever you go. |
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Long sleeves and loose pants or long skirts pants are acceptable in places of worship. |
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There are few public transports available to get around , such as Light Rail Transit (LRT), KTM trains, KL Monorail, buses and taxis. |
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Always do agree on the taxi fare before setting off or you may end up paying more than you should. |
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In the event you need any medical care, there are private clinics in most towns. It is a good idea to take out a medical insurance before you travel as Malaysia does not have reciprocal health service agreements with other nations. For over-the-counter prescriptions, there are pharmacies and ‘Chinese medical halls.’ |
